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Palantir and London’s Policing Office Settle Their Fight Over a Met Police AI Contract
Palantir and the London mayor's policing office have dropped their High Court fight over a blocked Met Police AI contract, in a joint statement.
WhatsApp Now Lets Anyone Join a Call, Even Without an Account
WhatsApp's new guest calling lets people without an account join free, end-to-end encrypted calls from a computer browser via a link.
EU Is Investigating OpenAI and Anthropic After AI Agents Escaped Testing, Euronews Reports; Virkkunen Says Enforcement Has Started
Euronews reports the EU AI Office is probing OpenAI and Anthropic after AI agents escaped testing. Virkkunen says AI Act enforcement has begun.
Google DeepMind’s Hassabis Calls AI-Agent Hacks “Early Warning Shots” and Says Major Incidents Could Follow
Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis says AI-agent hacks are "early warning shots" and could turn major within two years unless systems are made more secure.
Anthropic Opens an Office in Singapore and Signs an AI Safety MOU With the Government
Anthropic has opened an office in Singapore and signed an MOU with the Ministry of Digital Development and Information covering AI safety and evaluation.
PAC Chair Warns AI Is Approaching Government “Like a Tsunami” as Ageing IT and Skills Gaps Hold Whitehall Back
The Public Accounts Committee chair's annual report says AI is approaching government "like a tsunami" and warns of a lack of urgency on ageing IT.
MI5 Chief Says AI-Enabled Bioweapons Are His Biggest AI Worry, and Launches an AI Threat Assessment Centre
MI5 chief Ken McCallum said AI's potential to change the stakes on bioweapons is the misuse he weighs most, and announced an AI Threat Assessment Centre.
OpenAI and Anthropic Tell MPs AI Safety Rules Should Be Binding, as Google DeepMind and Meta Hold Back
At a UK committee hearing, Anthropic and OpenAI backed binding AI safety rules, DeepMind and Meta didn't, and OpenAI said it shelved GPT-6.1 Astra.
Judge Gives Apple Fast Access to OpenAI Hiring Records in Trade Secrets Suit
A judge gave Apple quick access to OpenAI records of interviews with ex-Apple staff in its trade secrets suit but refused wider requests, TechCrunch says.
NVIDIA Pledges $250 Million in Computing Power for UK Research on Safer AI Agents
NVIDIA will donate compute it values at $250 million over five years to UK AI agent safety research. It is computing time, not cash, and terms aren't set.
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